Oclean X Pro Elite, Smart Mute Sonic Electric Toothbrush, 4 Modes with Whitening, Quick Charge for 35 Days, IPX7 – Grey

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Oscillating toothbrushes feature rotating and pulsating round brush heads that can rotate up to ~8,000 times per minute, depending on the model. While they're slower in this department, oscillating toothbrushes benefit from the rotating head, which is fantastic for fighting plaque. If the Oral-B iO Series 9 is a little beyond your budget, this is an excellent alternative. The Oral-B iO Series 6 is essentially the same as the top-end brush but with a lower price tag, thanks to fewer fancy accessories. The color touch screen makes it easy to change modes and see your brushing results. And if you need more brushing time, you can set it via the app. The motor is extra quiet, so you won't wake others while you brush. It comes with a wall-mounted holder and charging base, for a tidy, wireless aesthetic. Cost ★★★☆☆

You can make brushing modes up to 4 minutes long. You can even make them much more precise. 2 minutes and 37 seconds if you wish. It offers up to 42,000 brush strokes per minute. That is 11,000 more than the 31,000 offered by Sonicare brushes. It is noticeable. Don’t get too fixated on this. With over a month’s use on a full charge, this is very good. It passes my 2 week holiday benchmark that I like a toothbrush to pass. In the box, you do get a small plastic cap that slides over the bristles of the brush head to protect them. This could be lost, but it is better than nothing.

A powerful, whisper-quiet sonic toothbrush let down by an awkward mobile app

On the touchscreen you will see a graphic of a set of teeth. This frames the score and brushing time. It is designed to highlight those tooth surfaces you have and have not brushed. I am James, a UK-based tech enthusiast and the creative mind behind Mighty Gadget, which I’ve proudly run since 2007. Passionate about all things technology, my expertise spans from computers and networking, to mobile, wearables, and smart home devices.

There is no denying that this is the quietest electric toothbrush that I have ever used. It was immediately noticeable when I first got it out the box and turned it on for the first time. Oceans engineers have done a top job here. Sealed inside the handle are all the electronics that make this brush function. This includes the 800mAh lithium-ion rechargeable battery and the Maglev motor. Another factor is how frequently you travel. Most of the electric toothbrushes we've tested come with a travel case, but the higher-end brushes have cases with rechargeable batteries, so your brush doesn't run flat during long trips away. A typical electric toothbrush won't need charging more than once a week, so if you're rarely away from home longer than that, you could save money by skipping the fancy case.It's a seriously stylish electric toothbrush, too, with a sleek, minimalist design and chic carry case to keep it charged on the go. It's also the quietest electric toothbrush we've tested to date, emitting only a subtle hum. The X10 has an aesthetic and ergonomic design that fits in your hand perfectly. The brush handle itself has a refined texture and includes anti-slip and anti-stain features. Whichever one you choose though, it's good to know that they have a full range of replacement brush heads in different colors to match each of their fun toothbrush colors. Sonic toothbrushes are engineered to vibrate the brush filaments from side to side, and often resemble manual brushes with oval or diamond-shaped heads. These brushes are capable of vibrating up to ~40,000 per minute, depending on the model –meaning they move more rapidly than oscillating toothbrushes. Powerful vibrations force toothpaste and fluid between the teeth, granting a more comprehensive clean.

If you aren’t bothered about having all the latest features and smartphone technology then consider the Air 2 or the Flow. The Air 2 is a great travel option and is extremely quiet, whereas the Flow is a little louder but still a professional-looking and efficient electric toothbrush. Here at Electric Teeth, we like to price the brush over a 3 year period to give a bit of a benchmark of what it will cost to own. If you’re finding it all a little bit confusing, keep reading while we review and compare Oclean's whole range of electric toothbrushes.This article will discuss each of Oclean's newest toothbrushes and how we rate them on the following points:When attached to the wall holder the brush hangs free. It is a nice option for keeping the brush off of a countertop and out of harm’s way. The brush is oriented vertically when mounted. The Oral-B Genius X doesn't have the advanced frictionless magnetic motor of the iO Series 9, which means it's a little noisier. However, it's still an excellent electric toothbrush. The colour touchscreen and the power button are the main way in which you interact with this brush. The toothbrush bristles are Dupont Diamond which claims to provide 115% stronger cleaning power. 60 Days Battery Life The toothbrush was simple to hold and felt good in my hands. There is only a single on/off button and a touch screen that shows how well I cleaned each of the 4 quadrants of my mouth which was interesting to visualize. Moreover, the toothbrush heads are soft and did not cause too much bleeding from the gums.